11 a.m. CBS: NFL Films’ “Road to the Super Bowl” recaps the 2012 season, and follows the journey of the Ravens and 49ers on their way to the big game. The 43rd annual show is culled from 1.7 million feet of game film, and 400 hours of audio.

Noon CBS: Host city New Orleans is toasted in an hour-long special by hometown musician Wynton Marsalis. It’s the Big Easy’s 10th Super Bowl, and first since Hurricane Katrina.

6:30 p.m. Kickoff. CBS: Finally. Over 100 million people worldwide are expected to tune in as Simms and Nantz call the action for Super Bowl XLVII. On the sidelines will be former NFL players Steve Tasker and Solomon Wilcots. Niners will be wearing their cherry red home jerseys, while the Ravens will be in their white, away jerseys. The zebras will be led by referee Jerome Boger.

Keep an eye in the stands for Jack and Jackie Harbaugh, whose sons — John, the Ravens head coach, and Jim, the Niners head coach — are matching wits on opposing sidelines.

First quarter commercials:

The game’s first ad will be “Coronation,” a 30-second spot by Anheuser-Busch InBev for its new higher alcohol Budweiser Black Crown — it’s been teased by a leggy gal in a mini-dress clutching two brews.

Audi: In 60-second “Prom,” a teen finds courage through his car.

Best Buy: Funny gal Amy Poehler is an inquisitive shopper in an ad called “Asking Amy.”

Calvin Klein: Nothing gets between model Matthew Terry and his new briefs in this 30-second spot.

Coca-Cola: The 60-second “Mirage” features showgirls, cowboys and road warriors racing through the desert for a bottle of Coke. Arab-American groups have blasted the spot as stereotyping Arabs as all riding camels (right). Viewers vote online for a winner, who will be revealed in a 30-second spot after the game is over.

Doritos: An ad chosen by fans; the winner gets a chance to work with Michael Bay on the next installment of “Transformers.”

GoDADDY.COM: “Perfect Match” features Danica Patrick and model Bar Refaeli, who plants a smooch on one very lucky nerd, played by actor Jesse Heiman. It took 65 takes to get the kiss right, Heiman said. We’re sure he’s just a perfectionist.

Toyota: Kaley Cuoco, of the “The Big Bang Theory,” is a genie in this 60-second spot called “Wish Granted.”

M&Ms: Secret ad features the brand’s walking and talking M&Ms.

Second Quarter

Commercials include:

A Clydesdale foal grows up in a poignant 60-second Budweiser spot directed by Ridley Scott’s son Jake, called “Brotherhood” that may just elicit a tear — especially if your team is already down by two touchdowns.

Hyundai: a funny 30-second spot called “Stuck” shows the benefits of a turbo boost on an open road filled with gassy bikers, nuclear warheads and dog snot.

Milk: 30-second spot called “Morning Run” with Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson (left), who gives it his all to get a glass of milk to his kid.

Paramount: If there’s a reason for Trekkies to travel at warp speed to their TV sets, this is it: A 30-second preview of “Star Trek Into Darkness.”

Taco Bell: It’s not a remake of “Cocoon” — it’s a a 60-second spot called “Viva Young,” touting tacos as a fountain of youth (right).

Volkswagen: An already controversial 60-second spot called “Get Happy” shows a white office drone speaking in a Jamaican patois accent. Will there be a rumored last-second change?

Halftime

Roughly 8 p.m. CBS: Fresh off the inauguration lip sync scandal, Beyonce will have a chance to ”sing” a different tune. Jay-Z’s better half is expected to belt out a 4-8 song set — and is rumored to be reuniting on stage with Destiny’s Child’s Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams. The trio could perform some of their older songs — “Bills, Bills, Bills,” and “Survivor,” and are also rumored to debut a new ditty called “Nuclear.”

Even though the hometown Saints aren’t playing in the big game, their cheerleaders — the Saintsations — will still be strutting their stuff. The 32-gal dance troupe have learned 10 new dance numbers for the 30-minute halftime extravaganza.

Third Quarter

Around 8:30, second half begins. Commercials in this quarter include:

In Axe’s 30-second “Lifeguard,” a beach bum learns what Neil Armstrong always knew: astronauts have all the fun.

Century 21: It’s a Realtor to the rescue in a 30-second spot called “Wedding,” where an agent saves the special day.

E-Trade: Oh Baby! The talking tyke offers an alternative to being pound foolish in a 30-second spot called “Save It” (above).

Gildan Activewear: “Getaway” poses an age old conundrum — how to get your favorite shirt back from a fling.

GoDaddy.com: The 30-second “YourBigIdea.CO,” shows that the early bird gets the private jet.

Lincoln: “Road Trip” weaves five road-trip related tweets solicited by yukmeister Jimmy Fallon on Twitter into a 60-second spot that features an alpaca, spacemen, and a priest.